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Empress Farah Nancy Kissinger
Nancy to hospital
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The State Department says
Nancy Kissinger may soon undergo abdominal surgery.
A spokesman said Secretary of State Henry Kissinger
plans to accompany his wife to Boston, where she will
enter Massachusetts General Hospital Friday and will
remain there at least through Monday depending upon the
outcome of tests.
The spokesman declined to say what Mrs. Kissinger’s
trouble is, but she is known to have been suffering from
and receiving hospital treatment for stomach ulcers.
Royal vacation
PARIS (UPI) — Empress Farah of Iran flew back to
Tehran today after a three-week vacation in Europe. Her
special jetliner was followed by an Iranian army Boeing
707 carrying three tons of French rose marble for a new
swimming pool for the imperial couple.
Enders to Canada
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Secretary of State Henry
Kissinger said the appointment of Thomas Enders as
ambassador to Canada indicates the “enormous
importance” the United States attaches to its relationship
with its northern neighbor.
Enders is former assistant secretary of the Bureau of
Economic and Business Affairs and a personal friend of
Kissinger.
Enders said his new appointment is a job he has wanted
“because the problems which are posed in foreign policy
in regard to Canada are among the most challenging and
complex that exist... I think we have here a relationship
of extraordinary interdependence.”
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NORTH CONWAY, N.H. (UPI) - Susan Ford will
present ski trophies this weekend during a political
campaign swing for her father in New Hampshire.
A spokesman for the Mount Washington Valley
Chamber of Commerce said Miss Ford will arrive at Mt.
Cranmore Saturday and will be met by local officials.
The President’s daughter will present trophies to
winning ski racers of the day with a special plaque for
David Currier, a member of the U.S. Olympic ski team,
who came home last month from Europe after breaking
his leg.
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Newspaper publisher Raldolph Hearst (1, background), his wife and two daughters leave
Federal Building during noon recess of the bank robbery trial of bis daughter, Patricia.
Members of the family are, (1-r) Anne, Mrs. Hearst and Vicki. (UPI)
Movie shows Patty
as star of robbery
By DONALD B. THACKREY
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
The movie was herky-jerky,
poorly lighted and silent but
every eye in the courtroom —
except those of its “star” —
was riveted on the screen
where Patricia Hearst and four
terrorists were robbing a bank.
The film, put together from
surveillance cameras,
which ran for 80 seconds during
the holdup of the Hibernia Bank
April 15, 1974, was shown on a
large screen Thursday during
the first day of testimony at
Miss Hearst’s trial.
It showed four SLA members
waving weapons, leaping a
teller’s cage, threatening cus
tomers and holding a bank
guard with his hands up. Miss
Hearst, ringed by other SLA
members most of the time,
waved her gun briefly.
After the film, the prosecu
tion put a customer and bank
guard on the stand to testify
that Miss Hearst made foul
mouthed threats during the
robbery.
James Norton, a bank cus
tomer who had trouble repeat
ing the obscenity in court, was
on the stand when the trial
recessed. He faced cross
examination today by defense
counsel F. Lee Bailey.
Norton, a hospital recreation
al therapist, said he was at a
Politics
Reagan reaches 65;
oldest candidate
By LAURENCE McQUILLAN
United Press International
Ronald Reagan turned 65
today and marked the birthday
when many think of retirement
by completing a fourth tour of
New Hampshire and flying
south to campaign in the March
23 North Carolina primary.
Reagan is the oldest of the
candidates or near-candidates
teller’s counter when SLA
chieftain Donald DeFreeze and
four women burst into the
bank. They forced everyone to
the floor.
The customer testified he
thought at first the robbers
were making an episode of a
television show, “The Streets of
San Francisco,” which had
filmed a segment earlier at his
hospital.
But then he said Miss . Hearst
told him to “get down on the
ground or I’ll blow your ...” He
stammered and stopped. The
judge told him to eliminate the
obscenity and continue. He did.
Eden Shea, 69, the bank
guard, took the stand before
Norton and pointed across the
courtroom to identify the 21-
year-old newspaper heiress
as the robber who pointed her
carbine at him and told
customers and employers in the
bank:
“The first one that moves I’ll
blow his mother f head
off.”
Under cross-examination,
Shea admitted he had a hearing
problem and that he identified
DeFreeze but not the four
women when shown their
pictures the day after the
robbery. The defense at
torney had the movie rerun to
show that either Nancy Ling
Perry or Camilla Hall was the
vying for the Oval Office this
year. Sen. Hubert H. Hum
phrey, D-Minn., 64, a veteran of
three presidential campaigns
and considered a possible
contender this year, is three
months younger than Reagan.
President Ford travels to
New Hampshire Saturday for a
weekend of campaigning in the
nation’s first primary, Feb. 24.
It will be Ford’s second
political foray of the election
year, following a campaign trip
last weekend to his home state
of Michigan where he ad
dressed the Midwestern Repub
lican Conference.
Maine Democrats, mean
while, continue showing a
preference for former Georgia
Gov. Jimmy Carter among
their party’s presidential hope
fuls. As of Thursday, the fifth
day of a month-long process to
elect state convention delega
tes, Carter had 35 per cent. The
largest portion, 53 per cent,
remain uncommitted.
Carter’s neareast rival, for
mer Oklahoma Sen. Fred
Harris, was a distant second
with 7 per cent. Twenty-one per
cent of the delegates to be
elected have been chosen so
far.
In Oklahoma, Alabama Gov.
George Wallace’s late cam-
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woman who made the threat.
The prosecution contends
Miss Hearst was a willing
participant in the holdup who
carried a loaded carbine and
made obscene threats. The
defense argues she was given
an unloaded gun and told she’d
be blown to bits if she “messed
up.”
Miss Hearst’s former SLA
companions, William and
Emily Harris, issued a tape
recorded statement from their
Los Angeles jail cells
denouncing her brainwashing
defense as “fabrications and
lies.”
"ine Patricia Hearst we
knew was strong and assertive,
making her own independent
decisions,” Mrs. Harris said.
She said Miss Hearst had
compromised “everything
that she believed and lived for
the last year and a half.”
The Chicago Tribune reported
Thursday it took Miss Hearst
only two weeks in captivity to
start thinking about joining the
SLA and that she started
training with a shotgun three
weeks after her kidnaping.
The newspaper quoted from a
manuscript in the possession of
federal investigators in San
Francisco, which they say was
prepared by Miss Hearst and
the Harrises. It was found after
their capture last September.
paign effort has increased the
uncertainty of the outcome of
Saturday’s Democratic precinct
caucuses, which begin the
selection process for 37 national
convention delegates.
Until the last few days,
Wallace’s name barely had
been mentioned. Now, however,
efforts have been gearing up
under the direction of Steve St.
Amand, who headed the Alaba
ma governor’s recent success
ful effort in Mississippi.
In Indianapolis, Sen. Birch
Bayh said he never would run
on the same ticket with
Wallace. “I don’t want George
Wallace for either a presiden
tial or vice presidential can
didate,” Bayh said. “He is not
qualified to be either.”
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Oldest man dies at 167
BELEM, Brazil (UPI) — A
man hailed by the Brazilian
press as the oldest man in the
world died Thursday at a
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Homes
5 acres of land with neat 6 room frame home. Located 5 miles N. of Griffin- Beaverbrook
School District. Priced to sell.
1.5 Acres located 5 miles S.E. of Griffin. New 3 bedroom, 2 bath home near completion. Over
1800 sq. feet of living area. x Only $43,200.00
2.77 Acres located in Fayette County just across the Spalding County line. Oriental style
home featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, huge family room with fireplace and cathedral
ceilings. Dining room, built-in kitchen with breakfast area, inter-com, central vaccum,
central heat & air. Must see this home today. $44,900.00
Mobile Home Lots — 10% Down
3 ACRES - 5 miles North of Griffin only 3%
miles to the Expressway. Wooded with
stream. $1995 Acre
9.38 ACRES - 5 miles north of Griffin. Only
3 miles to Expressway. Wooded. Price
reduced. $1250 Acre
Acreage
45 ACRES - Located in Lamar County just
2 miles off 341 by-pass. Paved frontage
with stream that borders property on one
side. Wooded; ideal retreat. 20 percent
down, 10 years at 6 percent. Good
investment. $750 Acre
60 ACRES - 20 miles South of Griffin. Open
and wooded with stream. Excellent for
hunters or retreat. $775. Acre
2.29 ACRES - Located just 4 miles S.E. of Griffin. Completely fenced fescue pasture, long
paved drive leads to house with over 1600 sq. feet of living area. Double carport. Central
heat & air. Drilled well. Beautifully landscaped yard,. Must see to appreciate. $39,900
10 ACRES - 4 miles S.E. of Griffin. Fenced
with 8 ft. chain-link dog-pen. Long paved
drive leads to property. Only $1750 Acre
Home Sites
CAMBRIDGE ESTATES - Located in
south Fayette County. 1 to 7 acre tracts
restricted to homes. $30,000 up. Select your
building tract from our choice
development in a fast growing area. Paved
streets open and wooded tracts with some
Flint River frontage. $2950 Acre
1 to 8 ACRES -4% miles North of Griffin.
Paved frontage. Ideal for farm home loan
houses. $2450 Acre
Meeks Realty, Inc.
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Nancy Perry 228-4964
— Griffin Daily News Friday, February 6,1976
reported 167 years of age.
The old man, Doroteu de
Souza, attracted crowds of
journalists and photographers
8 & 10 ACRE TRACTS - Located 4 miles
East of Griffin with frontage on Hwy. 155.
Open and wooded. $1750 Acre
2.1 ACRES - Located 5 miles north of
Griffin. 3ti miles to Expressway.
Established area. Well, septic tank, power
pole. Ready to move your mobile home
in- $7,500.00
25 ACRES - 5 miles south of Griffin.
Completely open and fenced. Good
pasture, catch-pen, stream and possible
lake site. Well, septic tank, ideal for
mobile home or excellent building
site. $1550 Acre
60 ACRES - 4 miles East of Griffin.
Frontage on Hwy. 155. Open and wooded
with stream. $995 Acre
40 ACRES - 5 miles South of Griffin.
Wooded with stream. Only $995 Acre
36.70 ACRES - Completely fenced with 2H
acre stocked lake. Lays beautiful. $1995
Acre
1.5 ACRES 5 miles South of Griffin. Paved
streets, well established area. $1995 Acre
3 and 6 ACRE TRACTS - Located in Henry
County. Bold stream, good
investment. $1750 Acre
GRIFFIN COUNTRY CLUB - 4 lots
restricted to 2200 sq. ft. living area. City
water & sewage. Fronting on No. 1
Fairway, One lot fronting on 25 Acre bike.
Priced to sell.
to the Amazon jungle city of
Altamira late last year when a
photostat of his social security
records showed he was 167.